Will U.S.-Iran Diplomatic Talks Resume? Iran Only Hints at Progress in Hormuz Strait Negotiations

As the U.S.-Iran conflict enters its sixth month, President Trump has canceled a planned large-scale military strike on Iran's energy infrastructure, opting for diplomatic solutions. Iran denies direct talks with the U.S. but hints at progress in negotiations with Oman regarding the Hormuz Strait.

Trump stated that diplomatic talks are expected to begin on Monday afternoon, expressing optimism about reaching an agreement. He emphasized the need for the 'immediate, complete, and thorough reopening of the Hormuz Strait' and the 'end of Iran's nuclear threat.'

Meanwhile, Iran strongly denies any direct negotiations with the U.S., stating that talks are being held with Oman to ensure safe shipping lanes in the Hormuz Strait. The international oil price has dropped in response to the news, with Gulf states favoring dialogue to prevent escalation.